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Grenada

Grenada

Grenada is the Spice Isle of the Caribbean, a compact volcanic island where rainforest, waterfalls, plantations and long calm beaches sit within an hour of each other. The capital St.

George's wraps around a horseshoe harbor below the hilltop Fort George, Grand Anse Beach runs for nearly two miles of pale sand, and the interior holds the crater lake of Grand Etang, Annandale Falls and the Seven Sisters trail. Off the west coast, the Molinière Underwater Sculpture Park turns a snorkel trip into an art visit, and at Belmont Estate you can follow cocoa from tree to chocolate. This guide picks the best of it: a sculpture park snorkel cruise, a waterfall hike, river tubing, a clear kayak tour and a sunset sail, plus the free sights worth your time. It is built for cruise-port days as much as for longer stays, then matches you with the right hotel, from a beachfront suite on Grand Anse to an all-inclusive resort at Pink Gin Beach.

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Things to do in Grenada

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Grand Anse Beach

Nearly two miles of pale sand on the southwest coast, with calm water, beach bars and resorts behind it. Grenada's easiest, most social beach day, a short ride from the cruise port.

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Annandale Falls

A 30-foot waterfall that drops into a shaded pool just inland from St. George's. The easiest waterfall stop on the island, with a cafe and a small interpretation center.

45 minutes to 1 hour$Official site →

Belmont Estate

A working 17th-century plantation in St. Patrick with cocoa processing, gardens, a heritage museum and a restaurant. Grenada's best taste of chocolate, spice and farm life.

2 to 3 hours$$Official site →

River Tubing in Grenada

Float down a jungle river on an inner tube with a guide, life vest and helmet, then finish with lunch. A playful, wet counterpart to the island's waterfall hikes.

About 1 hour 15 minutes tubing, half a day with transfers$$Get tickets →

Sunset Schooner Cruise

A classic wooden schooner sails along the west coast at golden hour, with appetizers, an open bar and champagne at sunset. A relaxed evening on the water.

About 2.5 hours$$Get tickets →

Clear Kayak Coral Reef Tour

Paddle a see-through kayak over the shallow reef off Morne Rouge, with a guide, snacks and fresh coconut water. A calm, easy way to watch marine life without getting in.

About 2 hours$$Get tickets →

Where to stay

Hotels we would book ourselves, from splurges to good-value bases.

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Spice Island Beach Resort

Grand Anse Beach, St. George

A small, suite-only luxury resort directly on Grand Anse Beach, with pool suites, a spa and two restaurants. Grenada's classic beachfront splurge.

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Calabash Hotel

Lance aux Epines, St. George

A Relais and Chateaux boutique hotel at Lance aux Epines with a spa, three restaurants and a beach club. Quiet, polished and a short drive from Grand Anse.

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Sandals Grenada Resort and Spa

Pink Gin Beach, Point Salines

An adults-only, all-inclusive resort on Pink Gin Beach with five pools, around ten restaurants and diving included. A full-service romantic base near the airport.

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Mount Cinnamon Beach and Wellness Resort

Grand Anse, St. George

A hillside boutique resort above Grand Anse with two pools, a spa, daily yoga and a path to the beach club. A wellness-leaning mid-to-upper stay with free breakfast.

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Radisson Grenada Beach Resort

Grand Anse Beach, St. George

A beachfront mid-range resort on Grand Anse with two pools, a swim-up bar, free breakfast and a golf course next door. The practical, family-friendly option.

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